anonyhous

bliss!sans should be put through the rings of hell once again and I think that would be very fun. (my thoughts on sans' Bliss character) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i think it's extremely ironic how past words have seemingly caught up to sans, whether he liked it or not. On day 1 of the server, Nebula told him "btw Bliss is the most actions have consequences server", which is like. yeah. That echoing voice will be looming in your head Forever, as well as the 3 words that Sans signed in that IOU, "Dont hurt me" Because not even physically did he get hurt during that IOU (in terms of being gem broken), but it was him having to hurt others. He's the Equivalent of the "it's over" "we're so back" graph, as he was solo at the start, and is. well solo now. (in regards to 1 energy for 1 shulker box of dragon's breath) "Sans disagreed with this deal, as energy was an important asset of Bliss members' gems, and players were unable to reverse a broken gem due to the Bliss Point."

yes I did crash out when he signed the IOU as he had miraculously better deals in the past. (although never necessarily knew the relationship with q and the rest of the server)

I also find it extremely interesting how (at least in the end of the IOU shenanigans to I would say present time) his perspectives on his friends/other members of the server would shift, Because Let's Not Forget that he was trying/about to snake yet again Another relationship during the q Hazel fight. Now although this has changed significantly, it like. lightbulbs my brain about what would happen in another situation like this, as during this, Sans well. was alone and had genuinely no one. I will say that I am happy that he's growing/changing - helping out Solar Flare (which includes Monarchy). like just a tad if I'm feeling nice. Waiter I also enjoy Balance and Sans, it's so nice to him and kind and like. the support that he needs...

This request is how Stormz grounds himself on the account of his instability. In the Golden Harvest book that Mugm shows Stormz, his unstable traits are commentated on. The actual goal entrusted upon him to destroy the server matters less than the fact that it was entrusted upon him despite the fact that Mugm knew Stormz very well at that point, and knew how impulsive he was.

Stormz understands his instability very well, and he understands that that is why so many of relations had burned off. He uses this to ground himself so he can be deserving of the trust he is given, so that people can trust him and not have it flipped on their head. He cares about other peoples’ assessment of him, he has brought it up multiple times (both kantje in the past, mugm now) and he wants to work on that point. 

Stormz understands the fear that Dumb has of his impulsiveness, and he doesn’t take it badly, because at this point Stormz knows. He highlights upon that fact multiple times.

The gold gem request is used to work on that instability/impulsiveness of his, when dumb asks him what he will do if he gets it, that isn’t Dumb talking about that specific future, it’s them explaining to Stormz that they need him to pick a goal and stick with it, not switch at the last minute. This request is conveyed by using the Mugm request as a stepping stool.

This is also connected to the fact that Stormz has started to accurately and healthily process his past, in this case especially Total Eclipse. Stormz is able to acknowledge his wrongs and mistakes, he is able to accept the affect that it had on him and not view it in a light that is extreme. (Ie; it was completely good, it was completely bad.)

Stormz is using this moment as a focal point to establish a stable sense of identity and build that from the ground up, because he’s not going to be able to do it all by himself. The same way Dumb helped Stormz let go of the past (the stabshot) Stormz is using the request to start off with a clear cut goal that he won’t switch up on, and so he can hold onto that and allow himself to basically practice on a dream that isn’t set in stone or even realistic at all.